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Lai Kee Pau 来记自制包点点心
207 Bukit Batok Street 21, Singapore 650207
Lai Kee Pau in Bukit Batok serves homemade dim sum with a focus on handcrafted dumplings and pastries. Located at 207 Bukit Batok Street 21, this budget-friendly spot draws customers who appreciate traditional preparation and casual service.
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STAMPEDE Score
Moderate confidenceScore: 65 / 100
Based on 5 data points · Updated 1 month ago
Editor’s Note
Last updated 21 Jul 2026
Our take: Lai Kee Pau offers a no-frills, old-school dim sum experience, best suited for those in the Bukit Batok area looking for an affordable and quick fix.
We note the extensive variety of traditional baos and dim sum, with over 15 types of steamed and fried items, which is a draw for those seeking something beyond typical restaurant offerings.
While some items like the fried dim sum can be served cold, the portions are generally considered meaty, and the handmade noodles with black fungus and mani vegetables come recommended for their broth.
The glutinous chicken rice, priced at $2.40, is noted for its generous rice portion but less meat.
We think it's a decent option if you're in the vicinity and want to try something different, but it's not a destination meal worth a long commute.
Expect a hawker-style environment; cleanliness is not its strong suit, but the low price point reflects this.
Best for a quick, inexpensive lunch, especially after 1:00 PM when the office crowd thins out.
Signature
handmade noodle with black fungus and mani vegs
Best time
lunch, after 1pm
Wait time
minimal to none after peak lunch
Price
$ ($10-15/person)
Score: 65 · 5 sources
What customers say
Lai Kee Pau offers a wide variety of affordable, handmade dim sum and traditional baos, with customers frequently praising the quality of their siew mai and the unique black fungus and mani veg noodles.
While many appreciate the generous portions and authentic taste, some find the overall taste average, particularly for dishes like glutinous chicken rice which has more rice than meat.
The establishment is noted for its no-frills, old-school hawker center ambiance, with fried items sometimes served cold, but it remains a popular spot with consistent queues for its value.
Google Reviews
Came here after it was recommended by some YouTuber. The dimsum is an affordable price, I ordered 7 baskets and it was around $20. They also heat up for you upon order. The fried items are cold though…
Typical neighborhood Dimsum, reasonable pricing with hit and miss quality. For someone who usually prefer fried stuffs, I think the steam Dimsums here are better.
Always come here for quick dim sum fix. Their handmade noodle has black fungus and mani vegs. Nice broth. Not thirsty after eating. Like their pau and siew mai!
Dimsum at coffee shop. The stall serves traditional bao (pork, chicken, lotus seed, bean paste, etc.) and dimsum. Dimsum menu was quite extensive, easily over 15 types of steamed/fried items. Porridge…
Great service and wide variety of choices on their menu. They have some dim sums that I have never seen, heard or had before. Good way to keep things interesting, especially for regular customers. Th…
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